Morning Coffee on Our Deck
Inspiration came from a longing for spring. My lamp was made in winter and contains various design elements- 3 sisters, 3 cats, 6 different styles of bird houses, birds, tree branches, flowers and a steaming cup of coffee.
2024- Morning Coffee on our Deck
wet felted, merino wool, mulberry paper, linen threads, Ikea lamp base




Three Sisters
I made these three armature sculptures in honour of my sister Diane. I used a thrift store silk dress on all three of the sculptures. To give each of them their own personality I altered the wool colours and their hairstyles. The three bases were created by Trent Watts and are from one Banksia Pod.
2022-Three Sisters
wet felted, merino wool, silk fabric, tussah silk fibre, viscose plant fibre, galvanized wire






TP
Separate Yet Connected, a 2020 an online COVID theme project by Fiona Duthie.
My submission is from the perspective of a 5 year old pig called TP., who loves everything about toilet paper. When she learns of the shortage of toilet paper, she decides to share her extensive supply so there can be enough for everyone.
2020 -TP
wet felted, merino wool, margilan silk, silk cotton, tule, embroidery cotton.



Hugo Boss
I grew up on a farm and there is no love lost for those mean roosters. It was a pleasure to create and stuff this soft sculpture!. I think if you store your sister’s wedding dress for over 25 years you are allowed to repurpose it!
2018 – Hugo Boss
Repurposed fabrics (1970’s wedding dress, 1950’s chenille bedspread), merino wool, beads, vintage buttons. wet felting, needle felting, machine stitching, hand stitching (1,000 + beads)
2024- Sculpted Nest
wet felted, wire armature for the base.
Made intime for the Threads of Life Show at Dervilia Art and Design.






Isadora Eaton
Rosella Ehr
2018- Isadora Eaton (blue hair)
My inspiration was the Eaton sisters (Doris, Mary, Pearl) of Ziegfeld Follies. They danced in the theatrical show from 1904-2010.
2018- Rosella Ehr
Rosella is an ode to my mother, who finally let me at age 5 use her sewing machine and her supplies. This sock monkey really is my alter ego. I grew up on a dairy farm and really believe velvet and high heeled boots are appropriate attire for milking cows!
Repurposed fabrics, vintage buttons, beads, embroidery thread.








